4. The First Christmas Decorations of 2020

December 4 🍊

2020, the first year I prepared Christmas in China properly. One of the first thins we made, was dried citrus fruits for decorations. I don't even know if it was December yet. Now it's December 4, and I har done very little. I brought out one set of Christmas lights, but unfortunately the kids played with it yesterday until it broke and now only half of the lights work. But we're having a really cozy December anyway, much thanks to the Swedish TV calendar. Every evening before we go to bed, we turn the broken lights on, put on or knitted socks, cuddle under a blanket and watch the calendar. And if feel it's enough. However, this evening we got some news, apparently we're not in lock-down anymore?! I honestly won't believe it until I see it with my own eyes, but there are fireworks everywhere and people are celebrating. We've been in lock-down since August. Hopefully I can both get a visa, and deliveries containing all I need to make some Christmas snacks now ❤️

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My name is Miriam Follin. I’m a Swedish woman who has been living inbetween Sweden and China since 2015. In 2017 I married my husband Yonghong, and we have since had two baby boys. In my videos I share the experience living inbetween these two cultures.

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[SheilaMaoMao]

Love your ideas, your natural art work.

[DeliaLee]

I remember this! Pretty and it must smell heavenly. PS What is the Swedish TV calendar?